LUCKY DOG10' x 10' x 6' Heavy Duty Outdoor Welded Galvanized Steel Chain Link Dog Kennel Enclosure with 2 Configurations and Latching Door, Silver

Quality pen, also doubles as a chicken coop, keeps chickens in, foxes out.

I gave this product 3 stars for a couple of reasons...1. The quality of fencing is a joke and we will likely STILL have to go to a local hardware store and completely replace this within months.2. The construction of the fencing alone took me 2 hours to "unfold" and realigned every second link. If you aren't a healthy diy'er this is not the product for you. Several areas were completely misaligned and had no connecting link as a result.3. The video says this entire unit can be setup in two hours. It took me and my wife all but six hours. That's a fairly big difference and even then the instructions have you place all the chain link up before aligning the gate which meant we had to undo part of the latches and stretch everything. Thankfully we had some room or we would have had to undo all the latches and started over. Such a tedious piece of work.4. The only positive at this point and the rationale behind three stars is the framing did go together nicely. The hardware used for the gate is questionable but I'll give it a shot.Update:. Working with this product for a week now and it's complete crap. The chain link requires such tension that the screws can hold the tension with out the gate sliding back enough for dogs to simply nuzzle their way out. Now I'm going to have to go back through with self tapping screws and probably get a better fat latch that doesn't simply roll around the pole. I don't know why anyone would need a 10'x10' for a Yorkie but I doubt this holds that either. I should have listened to past review. 🙄

Surprisingly clear instructions make assembly pretty clear, if not easy.PROS: Very detailed and well written instructions for a foreign manufactured product. This can be assembled to form a 5x15 or a 10x10 enclosure, and they're rather well delineated in the instructions. All the tubing is labeled with small stickers to show what goes where, making assembly a lot easier than I feared it would be. No parts were missing. The tubing diameter is smaller than what is generally used in a free standing chain link fence but seems appropriate for this task. All tubes are powder coated.CONS: The box is damn heavy. This would be easier with two people, but I managed. Make no mistake, this will take a while to completely assemble, mostly all the twisting the steel wires ties to hold the fencing to the framework.SUGGESTIONS: Follow the directions and be sure to roll out the chain link on a flat surface as they suggest. In shipping various bits of the fencing turn, come unhooked, etc. Much easier to do this when the fencing is rolled out, then moved into place. This will take one person several hours to complete, but I wasn't frustrated with missing parts or indecipherable instructions!Tools: Wheelbarrow: great for lugging the box, and also for moving the roll up fencing when prepping it for installation.Vise-Grips and Channellocks: I used several different types of pliers to work with the chain link. These two were most helpful.Phillips screwdriver: Need a hefty one to cinch down the various screwsSocket wrench: Believe I used a 7/16th socket to mount the gate latch. Only two nuts in this entire kit.Zip ties: These were very helpful to temporarily hold the chain link in place. Use some!

I'm usually home and my 3 dogs are with me most of the time. I wanted something large enough that my 3 could stay in when I had to leave, so I bought this. I did buy a sun tarp so they would have shade, and artificial turf, so they weren't lying down on the dirt. The only problem I had it was missing screws and I had to go to my local hardware store and buy more. The rods that are woven into chain link were a little bent, but my nephew was able to straighten them out. The only thing I wish they had more of are the fence ties, I ended up buying more of those as well. Other than that, it's great!

Smaller than I expected but contain my dog well. I have Pit Bull. She can’t jump fence. Definitely tall enough, but narrow.

This was an excellent product for my dog I will purchase it again

If you want a heavy gauge fence and heavy gauge tubing, you will have to pay quite a bit more money. The advertising stretches the truth on the quality of this kennel when it states that it is built with heavy duty tubing and that the fence wire will not kink or tangle. In reality, you could buy weaker tubing for the frame but this one certainly isnt what i would call heavy duty or commercial grade. Also, while the fence may not kink or tangle once assembled, you better be careful unrolling it because it will tangle when you try to unroll it and it will kink if you try to force it to unroll without untangling the fencing as you unroll it. This is because the wire that the fencing is made with is a very thin gauge. It isn't as thick or strong as the chainlink fencing that you would use to fence in your yard. I highly suggest ignoring the instructions that tell you how to unroll the fence wire. Instead of standing the roll up on its end and trying to unroll it as you install it(the way the instructions tell you), unroll/detangle the fencing with the roll of fencing laying flat on the ground then get a few people to help you pick it up and stretch it around the frame. I knew what I was getting when I bought it and it does serve my needs, but don't be tricked into thinking you are getting a commercial grade kennel. You are NOT getting a commercial grade kennel. I gave the 2 stars because of the misleading advertising. I also had to buy a few screws that were missing to complete the assembly.